Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

BY Buels Pathfinder 2S7l dam by Mambrino
shst 5 s sydsss'fS yds% 81 ESssTa
Everett 81: 4. Thompson, Omaha; Ethen
Allen by King Philip, dam by Hiram Drew.
J. o; Raymond, Columbus; Gladiator by
Lakeland Acdallah a dam by AHdalIah la 6 49,
Fe Fye 'ii mamSoIdt So " Me%FapIahd earl By By s Chsries
Gaffrysy lots, dam BY Tlppo Bashaw.
iss os5n M zOOe EqsTGa sewS1 Sss GRe & by
McMahon BY MeMahen 1874 I. J. Starbuck,
McCook; Tramp $. by Tramp $685. dam BY
Muscatiue 1881. l. J. .Starbuck, McCook: |.
Yay vs.! :: By Tramp sos, dam by & Rashaw 80; C., c.
one lSa, dam by st. Elmo a15.
No T. For stations; $50 entrance with
Si1o added; payments Sio VIZ and nd 20 a.
Omaha; Ethen Allen by King Philip dam by
Hiram Drew j. Nj. Millholland. Steele City;
Cycyone by. Antar, dam by Mambrlno Chief
Il. 9. E. Mayne, Omaha; Causul by Saturn,
No. s. Futurity stake for foals of 1857 to
be trotted in 1889; S25 entrance with 500
added; payments 50 on June I, lss7 when
s foa sha h be e' namad, n SIS 81 from from from rom those
which start on last payment for the 1859
Of Competency {. ". Beach. Auburn;
Frantze Friend; Daisy f. BY son OF Wright,s
Frantic, Friend; Maud, by Hambletonian
Chief foal By Ira NJ: 4si7. l.. B. Hetzel,
Ialavera 1913. L. L. Sinsabaagh, Syracuse;
ssmus sisn A'Giss0r Si by EEa''fs snssSausSy sSs ay
sSyIIeusf S,r fG,, LILLIAN III H. bSE S,.h,M DS ss Ms
y. T. Hill. Syracuse: Imogene by Volunteer
S. foal BY, Young Seminal $50. Geo, c.
Smith, Nelson; Alice ,Sprague by Gov.
Spragn1ss p1.s ~, tosl by Bob S,P,Tague SGss. Geo:
2!44, foal by Bob Sprague 36SS. Geo.
French, Fremont; Colne by Bigelow Horse,
foal BY Banger 262. Geo. b. French, Fremont,
Nelida by Young Lexington, foal by Bangor
Bashaw foaI BY; By ~. "f / j: starbuef,p pSyS Mc,
Cook Lady Preston by Col. Preston. foal by
Tramp S. 4f8l. |. j. Starbuck, MeCook:
Grsce ,nn. Tramp BY Tramp sGs; foal by Attorney
Tramp 30S foal by Patronage 4l43.
Racing at ST.. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE seventh days
racing was notable for splendid weather, a
dry and pretty fast track, and the largest ut
tendance of the meeting. The following is
the summary:
For all ages one and one-sixteenth miles:
Eemont won, Galatea second, klamath
third. Time-1:52.
.For, all ages, seven .eighths mile: Little
third infh Time-, TTi1n dynamite ~ see0nu' M0aes'y
For two.year-old colts or fillies, three
fOurths mile: Blithesome won, White Sec
ond, Huntress third. Time-1:l64.
Mile: Mary Ellis won. Gasoline second,
Barak third. Time-1:44k.
Mile: Biddy Bowling won, Alfred second
st: Valentine third. TIme-1 :43J5.
Handicap, steeple chase. full course: Ten
neSsee won, Aurelian second, Nettie Wat
kins third. Time-5:39k.
Prospect Park Speeders.
New YORK. juno 1l.-There was on i'm
mense attendance at the opening of the June
meeting of the Brooklyn Jockey club at
Prospect park to-day. The weather was
cool and the track good.
Five-eights mite, all ares: Marson won,
Telie Doe second, j. w. White third. Time
1:O24.
Five-eighths mile. two.year-olds: Bay
Ridge won, Seafog second, Fillmore third.
Time-1:03il.
One and one.sixteenth miles: Amalgam
won, Markand second, Biscuit and Lam
caster dead heat for third place. Time
/ :49&.
Three fourths mle two-year.olds: Guar
antee won, Now or Never second, Fordham
third. Time-l:15M.
One and one-fOurth miles: Favor won,
Dry Monopole second, Barnum third. Time
2:l014.
Three-fourths mile: Winona won, Alaric
second, Frolic third. Time-l:l6
Three-fourths mile: Tipsy won, Boughton
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